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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-16
First Publication March 18th. 1851
Notice for Publication.

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
IL March Sd, 1887.
Notice is hereby given tina: the following nam
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof III support of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re
ceiver of the [. s Land Office, nj Ashland. on
April 18th, 1887, viz: Elof Berg, Homestead Entry
No. 6lS for the SEA of Sec Is. TIP. -. T. IL West
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
John NJ Peterson, of Poplar. Douglas Co. Wis
John l. Olson, do do do
John p Johnson of Superior do do
John Nm. Peterson of Poplar do do
m12alo A. X OSBORN Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-16
For Sale.

A comfortable house and three lots
on eth street at a bargain. Inquire at
this office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-16
First Publication March II, 1857.
Notice for Publication.


I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
II March lSt, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice of his intention to max
final proof in support of his claim. aud that said
proof will be made before the Judge OF the Cir
cut Court Of Douglas county. Wisconsin the
Clerk of said Court at Superior. Wis, on April
ry M: SIS. for the 81 of NEl4 of Sec 70, III IS,
K II West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land. viz:
Henry Giner, Charles KuEcrt James Wright
and Ernest Dopp, all OF superior, Douglas county
Wisconsin.
mI2a16 A. X. OSBORN. Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-16
Thu BANK III SUPERIOR
Notice Eo3. Publication,

L. 5. LAND OFFICE. ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
March 10Th 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the following-narn
ed settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the clerk OF
the circuit court OF Douglas county Wisconsin. at
superior Wis, on May 1uth. 1885, viz John Lund-
gren Homestead application No GO for the SwII
sec 30. Ip. Is north, Kauge II west 4;h p II
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz. Fred Schustcr, John Walker Her
man Dopp, Henry Ginter all OF Superior Wis
y. K. OSBORN
hi-u''' Register.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

AND NOW the Improvement in tele.
phones come to us from Bsls'um across
3he waters. An ingenious Belgian has
invented portable telephone by means
Of vhioh telephon!ug can be done In
opea ground from any where to any
where, through o small copper wire
worked by . small generator OF cleo
:r,,Ity. 1, is said that In warfare
soldiers carrying the wire could COM
municats by throwing the wire on the
ground and wrapping 1t around .
sword hxed In the ground thus form
Ing q circuit II eau also be used ss Q
selegrsph. The transmission Is 50 per.
fest tnat the sounds can be heard ai
several yards distance from the re
oeiver. Wei A:e heartily glad 10 hear o
this Improvement and hope 1t may b.
what 10 claimed o. 1t, IS the telephon
Of to-day Is sadly N need Of improve
ment.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
SUMMER COOKLNG

We have sold thousands OF
gallons Of NAPHTHA, COM
monty called gasoline, for gaso-
line stoves, and none Of our GUS
toners ever reported an acci-
dent. WHIP Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha,
being sweet, safe and Of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

THE LouIsvILLE COURIER, KY,
shus maps out tie programme for the
next Presidential e. sht in Congress. Il
aeys, mo BIZ! will pass the next Hou SO
which is no. approved by the Demo
cratic caucus. The bill for the reduc-
tion o. the tariff will be drawn In 40.
cordanoe with the r,commen dstions OF
the Ptes!dsn. and Secretary OF the
Treasury. II will combine the repeal
Of the wnskey tax with tariff reduction
OF something over $50, 600, COO. Sach q
bill will have au almost unanimous
vote in carcus. Ws do not believe the
united Repr olican party can be arrayed
agatns. It in the next House, but II 80,
then or that measure OF the Demo ,rAtic
administration, endorsed by the Demo
cratic caucus, the next prssldentls
election Will be fought" Well, let 1,
come, the sooner the better, the Repub'
lisan party Is able to take up that Issue
now.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Unlucky Fishormen.
IuoMMUNIuATRD.I


DAYBrT's $, Del, July 26.-On Monday
afternoon q couple Of men came dow
from your city to fish In Day ett's m III
dam. They were we'll supplied with
q shing tackle and bottle OF Sheridan
Scbnapps. We country men thought
now we will have no more fsh, for those
town fellers are all experts, and will
catch and carry Of oil our fish. But
We thought We would watch and walt Ia
see what TIE result would be. We soon
found that there was no cause for alarm.
The fish evidently saw that they
were green horns aud would not bite
their bait Our pike, with which the
creek 10 Allied, like fresh bait, but they
could not stand the barn , Ard erubs.
Two or three foolish little miInies were
caught, but the pike we're under the
sod and logs, grinDing and laughing a'
them town chaps. One fellow, he had q
bald head, for be took his hat off and
We saw ~, thought he had IN All.fired
bite once. You should have seen him
jerk. II would have taken the head
from o pike, but 1t had no effect upon
that snapper, who just quietly swal-
lowed down hook, bait and ell, and
then swapping of the line crept under
log.
Tue quick. sud den pull came very
near upsettinR the bald headed man,
stat dug him upon his hands and head.
Then the sport changed. They had a
sho. -2un with them. and thought they
would have better luck shooting snap
pers, and at 1t they went. One snapper
" az 80 imprutent as to stick his head
right up In the way Of load OF shot
that Aimlsssly came along that way.
There was great 3 ee over the shooting
OF the snapper, but somehow the pesh >
thing got down into the deep water and
they could not get him out. 1t WAS now
about time 10 90 home, and swaated
and hungry they made for the station,
after banding green bottle souvenir to
o gentleman acquaintance in the leigh
borhood.
At TIE ststion some boys came along
who, had been tiahing, with two or three
fine strings of fish. A gentleman ad
vised the town party TO buy these
strings so that they might not go home
fishless. but they did not pro1t by the
suggestion.
They say these town fsllers came
frt m one Of the newspaper tfices Of
your city, but no MISTER where they
come from they need sens lessons 10
fshing before trey look on Christians
pike. FISH y.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE strikes Q
Key note when 1t Gays, "the admins.
trAtion Is havings . hard time with the
AtlarsA's guns. The most unfortunate
feature Of the case Is that the late John
Roach did not make either guns, car.
rlages or trucks, and consequently the
responsibility for the sret,hed blunder-
ing cannot be shifted to the shoulders 6
OF the las: Repu blican Administration.
The present Administration has been
monksying with these carrlsge, and
trucks for over Q year, and the CUR,
canno. now be fred ut full charg'
wishous wreck!ng the ship. That Il
what may be ss.irically termed righ
smart article OF plain, practical, bus!
ness like reform"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

The POOR Southern negro, 1t seemr,
has to suffer not cnly for his own bug
Cor the misdeeds OF others. Here is the
white wife OF res 9ectsble " mite farmer
down In South C.rolinA who has bs.
coma SO perfectly Infatuated with Q
negro tha. she has pes.ered him with
Letters proposing an elopement. There
is no evidence that this infstus.ion was,
IN the slightest degree, encouraged by
the negro, and YET, despite this fact, o
mob OF fity set out to arrest and lynch
him And YET the people are won der
ing Why the negro wants to get away
from 8 Ju,h Carolina.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
cleveland 70 Swing the Circle.

Tae President will be perfectly safe
in his contem plated trip through the
South. He 10 the frss Pfesi dent in the
twenty-six years tha. the Southern poo.
pie care anything about. H, will re-
ce!vs Al ovation almost equal to JEFF
Davis, and his Swing around the cir.
Gle" will be hailed With the most un-
-neskAole delight He may not have .
Union fl g TO throw of Ut every sta
tior at which he stops, rs Audrew
johnson did, but he can tell the people
why he did not return the rebel fl Igs.
The announcement Of his Southern trip
has created no little enthusiasm among
administrsion circles In the Sou.herr
S.ates, and these oil course will pu,
forth their best efforts TO make the pro
posed trip notable II not me nora BILE
As he passes through Virginia Govsrsol
Lse and etAf will walt upon him and
escort hi n through that State. HI.
Thoughts In passing down through the
Northern States might be more serene
and tranquil had the State no. given
10000 Espubl!csn majority as the las,
election, and in oil probability will i'm.
prove OF that at the mex; election.
When be reaches N orsh Carolina his
feelings viii not have much improved,
rs that Safe almost went Rspu blioAn
at the last election and Is more likely
% go thu. way ct the next than to &c
Democrats. As he passes across the
line into South Carolina he will DO In
his glory. When Democratic victorie,
are 10 oe won South Carolina is nevel
10 be left. True, there Is . Repu blicaI
maj ortty il the State Of 40, 900, bu. thA
makes no difference. A little NOR,
powder ard ball will AXE the Dsmc.
cratic majority the larger. 1. has beer
As high ss 10000.
How the President will unburthei
himself on the BEAUTIES OF . free elecsiv,
fran oh'se and lsud the sterling Democ
rAcy OF South Carolina that cannot b,
defeated under any stances
When Atlanta 10 reached all the South
srn Governors end Southern Unite,
States Senators will meet him and ten
der him 6 general reception. o
course there 10 NO political signi6 cane,
in ali this, nor Is 1t likely that .
thought o. reelection will enter the
mind OF tne President, o! course not
II ls cn'y to be little run dow wn South
20 ascertain wha. Southern village,
ss!!i need pubiio buildings which they
s.e too modest to apply for. S)me sus
p!oiouS people nsy even imagine tina
tbs object Of bis visit Is to lay firm ant
solid the foundations for an occurrence
which will come before the country II
She fall Of 1888. %. there Is no groun'
for suca !nagir atoms, Of course not,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Instituted Last Evening

The insti 'ution nf Eureka Castle, No.
9, Ancient o der knights Of the Mystic
Chain, took p!sce last evening, and the
cficers were installed By the following
supreme officers: p. 8. c., A r
Charlieeu, Pbiadelphis; 9. C.. A,
Davis, South Norwalk, Conn; g, c.,
Charles Nsylor. Philsdelphis; 8 V. G
Horace G. Rettew, Wilmington. The
cfficers pro tenn were: Rep scribe, d
Clayton; s M, Fred. j. Skerrett; 8
treas, j. Mccall; s. T. g., G, j. Kienlt
s. o G Lsmuel Mari
There were about $50 Sir Knight
present, reDreseniing Castles ia Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut and
the two Castles In this city. The ne~
Castle starts with 81 charter members
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
we Journey through lie let u, li1e b.

"As we Journey through lie let u, liJe oy
the way"
CEASDN lsss-DH ABL.ES KYLE, I'd r
we'll groGn ics cream manufacturer, if
prepared to f1rEish ice oretp0 OF tho very
be 81 qualify. ihere !. no improvement or
eccAomy rf mahufsstute sasze ten or &c
com he'd ~ skaiisu TX ieTtence inst we
haye no.-e labodiei IN p7oiuo NJ tsSa pura
,lnai utter lted ieS cream. rsst tpacr us ana
alega Mt pariors are now oren, snG you hrt
j Zrespec:tuHy invited 10 cali and see him
pO,.to anl accommodating ette0,fnnts viii
be ready and willing to serve yoh ail Oh
ders by NATL CT o otherwise, whether large VI
ksIail qaanti.is', viii receive prc apt attea'
ktiol IhanEial 10. past f1vorI L respest
bfully solicit ;, share OF your patro ha.o
tCHAs; IYLE, N. Il. corner OF SIKH aat
iran q etreets. jjS.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Philadelphia, Wilmin gtcn & Bal
timore Railroad.
June 18th, 1877


Trains viii leave Wilmingtoa ~ follows:
PhilHdslphis texpressl. Z, ~. ~. 70
SO, Ie, U6o, 10, II. 10 ", II %, II 81 An
II 80, 81, = 2I, o "a Q 10 and % r. NJ.
Accommodation. o 10. 7 %. ! o.. 10 80 .. n.
%, 4 90, 8 ~, : 20, . 10, 10 90 p. m.
s&g, IL %, II 81 .. m, u 10, sT, 90 and ~
- Accommodation. Q 70, %, ,Ss, ela, 10 4
., m, 2 %, 4 %, a., ". 10 and 10 8o .. m
kew York, = 90, "a +to. Sso, aoo, % o.
FOR west Ohsstsr, viA Lsrokin, go AZ
sl6 o. m, . 50 and 1 90 p. m.
For Newark (Oent-eI and irtermediA'
stationa Il2 ., m, IL ss and . II 7; m: -,
baltimore and intermediate stations, ~ ~
/ .. M, 81 Ana II 8s y. m.
baltimore and Bay Inns, 70 p. NJ.
Baltimore and washinsson, I 10, 20, y
/ 10 0s, IL 90 .. m, Il %, rl7, "a, 40, SO
1rs,as nnS for 4 Ssia1.r. e Division le.,. FOR.
New Castle, Q 90. 8 30 .. n, %, ass, . 20
| Gas p. m. and IL ob night.
asorgetown and Loves, 3 20 .. m. and q
For RsnoDOth. $50 .. m. and $50 ZEE
searord (Exprsss) TOP. m.
HaIIins ton, Dslmsr and way reasiens.s q
EIp!o.s idr Harrington, $50 p. N. VIZ.
''i:1 Eap1.ss 9 :; 9cr Dover, Harrington .na p.,
franklin Oity. $50 Q. N.
Express for Oape CHARLES, Old Pcins Csm
fort and Norfolk, IL os night
Lsavs Ph,lads,phia, broad rtrsss n,
Wilmington (sIpress), u 2s, . 20, Y9u, 81
10, ;o3o, II ls, II 81 .. M. 10, sU, q O.
| 4 30, to8, 3 n, OF, o 81. II 70 p. N.
Accommodation, . 80. 10 20 .. N. %, n
~, SgI. n. Q 30 10 0s 10 20 ind II " p. N
SUNDAY TKAIEB<
For Phuadslphia (express), 2 90. . %, Z %
RS, 0lo. II 81 Q. m. 2Z', s0 and 90 p. N
Accommodation, SIS .. n, Il 10, l ~
' X For Ss.sssi S t.Hpfsssl, uS 49, 1880, M .. IN.
s:3 o6 and . 70 p. m.
Accommodation, 8 ID =. m, Il 10. 70, ais
ror Nov Yori ts1prsss,. 800. ss.. go
~, slo,u tl .. M, s7, taz, 'ezs, Ioe ant
For we,. ohssssr, Wis Lsmokin, slss. m
For UaDe Uh.rles, Old Point Comfort ant
Norfolk 306 night.
For Nsw Uastle, Middletown, CLAYTON
Dover, Harrington, bsaford, Laurel An {
Baitimors ana " ssainstcn, l %, 4 ~, o.
| 10 0S am. IL 90, soao, aud u .. n. Baltt
| more, 8 II. and II S5p.m.
Leave Philadelphia, troad strest, Tor WI
mingten tsxpress), Il %. = ". I 70, 9 10, II II
;. m. os 81, and II 20, p. m.
| Accommodation, 88s, 10 ~ .. M, II 81, 2 o
lie, 4 81 and II u p. m.
r;AiLs K.Arnsd taas (s)ars limited s1prss
| UPON ~hisb sxSvs tAyS IS charged.
iorssd 10 the ticket ottcs At the station.
| J. X. wUUD.
| asnsrsi Passenger Assass
OxAnSBa = FTeH General mAkAsst
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

AFrKR TODAY only two days re-
main for paying this city taxes OF 1887
with rebate Of a 70 PIT cent. On =
tax OF so tti, an 'uuts to one dollar,
and ON tax Of 800 to Ave d ,llsrs. Al
any rate IL Is q 70 per fent. saved. All
who possibly o.D, should Tsy their
taxs. this week and set the advantas'
OF the 70 bAte.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
wELMs asTs,N n nuarMERN n =

WELns NGTDN n nuRThERN II h,
rlme table In effect May 10th, 1887. 1rsiri
leave Wilmington French st.eet) as fo!lowf
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
Geld, Waynesourg function, Manor, Potta
Vile, Ia'Oalua, Alleotown, Lobaroa, Wof.
and Heading X. H., 7.eo q. IN. and 2.<6 p. m
For Springfield, WaynesDurg Juno
ton, toatesyille. Embroeville, I.erape
'hadd's Ford and DuPont's and interms
di9ts 'oin,s.7.or am. 2 -, and Q ID D. In.
For Oua'e. Vile and interIned late points
at bb ?. III
For "est Oh haster. Z 90 n. m. 2.s6 pm.
Fo- New Brcge ana Intermediate pointa
$40 p. IN. and on Saturday, at 8 10 and I'LL
y. Ii.
points, 81 8 Gs q. M, and for spring ficld an
intermediate points 8. o.lb p. m.
| 4. ~. HuCA uSLAND. +. Is. HlBBARB
eUreTiLtepdent. GenI fsas. AG't
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
ON FRIDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF JULY, 1857,
At2 O'Clock, d. m.,

The following descrl he'd real estate, viz
All that certain 1aTn or tTsct OF land situate
IN the hundred and county OfNew astl". In
the State OF Delaware known as the Poin
Pleasant farm, and bounded and described as
follC ws, to wilt
Beginning at "A stake in a line ditch on the
north side OF a private road, being corner for
land late of james Lefevre from thence with n
line of said iznd north 81 H. degrees west IS
p 10 perches 10 stone, corner as last Aforesaid
from tn nee south s6 degrees. west i9 pcrchts
to IA stake IN the centre of u private road Lead
ing to the New Castle and wilmington ROAD,
corner for land Of George Hanson, from thence
with line of his land south - l-2 degrees west
SO 2-l0 pcrchrs to n stake. corner for faid Han
son, and in a line of land of Il. n. DerringeI.
from thence with the said Derringer's land
south 81 3-4 degr. es, east ~ perches to stone
in said Derringer's line. corLer f Benjamin
ELLIOTT, from tEence With the lines of land of
said Elliott ard binding Herewith north Al IA
degrees east ilY perches I. n stone, corner for
the e premises and said Elliott from thence
south 81 degrees, east l32 lilo perches to stake
in n line ditch, corner for said Elliott, from
thence with the cent'e of said ditch or ditrhes
separating these premises from land OFT
said erjamin tlictt and binding Herewith,
233 perch-s to the place of beginning, contain
ing 79- 10 acres, with bri X dwelling house,
granary, three tenant houses and other i'm
provements thereon erected.
Seized and tken in execution as the proper
ty nf n. Matilda Lambson, admin. .tratrix OF
William II Lanbson deceased, and III. Matil-
da LambsOn, surviving mort gagor, and Moses
Lambson, I. t., and to be sold by
GILES LA BSON. sheriff.
Sheriff. Cfiice, Wilmington. July IL, 1857.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
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WANAm AK ER'S
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. July IS, lss

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, July rs, 1887.
Shoes. The pick of the
market, and, whether for
little or much, a liberal
moneys worth in every case.
That's the cornerstone of
our Shoe business. If you
know Shoes, well; if you
don't, we'll. We know them,
and our knowledge is your
knowledge when you buy
here. These are some lots
that are worth coming far
to see:
100 pairs Mems French Kid, finest
serge top, foxed, button Shoes, genuine
hand sewed, light, dresssy; regularly sold
at So; this 10. s. 30
Mems first grade Canvas Balmorals, fol
teashore and mountain, $l.75.
Mems second grade, same style, 81 25
Mems Brown Canvas High Lace Shoes
rubber soles, 81 %
;, Boys Brown Canvas High Lace Shoes
rubber soles, 81 %.
Full line of Mems Tennis and Bicycl,
Shoes, finest goods and latest styles, S.. SO
SO ard $3.50. Much lower than we know
Of elsewhere.
, Women's fine Kid Button and Lac
Shoes. With patent-'eather tips, $3.5
and 81. Very stylish, and good 10
| wear.
Chiidren's Black Canvas Oxfords. wit
a rubber soles, sizes s to H. Good rut
a around Shoes. 80 cents.
MISSES Check Canvas Balmorals. rut
. Der soles. Vacation shoes, Sl.25.
II Mis- es' Black Canvas Oxford Ties, rut
. ber soles, 81
T.. Misses Kid Oxford Ties, heels; sizes
10 to ., 81 30.
D. Misses KID Oxford Ties, spring heel
N sizes II to 2, tl.50. Cool and dressy.
ID Market street front. west OF main aisle.
ss Think Of tinted, groun
Is Lawns, handsome patterns
II. and fast c0l0ys, at s cent.
As neat and pretty cotton
If. of the kind as you'll care 70.
~, =. q cozen Or more design.
er Bright, cheerful, wide-awak
., stuits, and a 10-yard Gre:
"a py ttern for Soc !
70 Counter No. AZ, Main Aisle.
y Fresh Stationery at abor
,sslone-third . usual retail piice
r 26) rfams linen finish, cream tint, co
Az mercial and octave sizes, ruled and u
- ruled, and 6 pounds to the ream,
80 cents a ream cents quire.
n, 1856 reams white, high finish, octa
~ size, only 5 pounds to the ream, ruled :
unruled,
ne 60 cents ream; 3 cents quire.
ed Still a few thousands
n n the special bargaia Enys
he opes; favorite sizes; 4, S al
100 % 6 ce nts a pack.
lsouth of Thirteenth street entrance.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

THESE GRAND rains va have had ip-
sure us . splendid corn and posAto
crop unless the hrst should yet to
blown down and the later should rot.
As the wheat crop IL safe and large
one, cheap bread 10 assured Us for
another year.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

THINK OF IT, Sl3. 1875 for q doctor
bill, and yet that ia whai DIR. Mackep-
sie ohsrgei for his treatment OF the
German Crown Princes throat. As
the German physicians had declared
the trouble to be cancerous with an In
evi!abIe fatal result, and as the affec-
tiou is ssid to be rapidly healing, the
bill, under the circumstance, Is not toe
high considering the Princes ability tc
pay II.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
E1ouAsloH'
CoULEY'3

COUIEY'3
Grand and Popular Excursion
| or sight. seeing and pleasure will leave p.
W. & n. station. Wilmington. First
section at $40; second section at b.soA
m. for New \ ork. Brooklyn Bridge,
up the udson to West Point and
Newburg, and TO Consy Island.
rHURSDAY, August 4, 1857.
rarsieA mot going up the Hudson will have
lax hourl TO visit the parks, Gen. Grants
|TemD, Ua, hedrai, the nsrtnoldf Statute OF
Liberty Eu tightening the Word, as It 10 to
|bs seen in ali its mag niiicence and COM
pleteness Il New York nRrbor, bosides
u any other 'aces Of interest. Amor having
Geer some Of no many places Of interest In
New York sno bro)viyn, tho ti,sct v II b o
GOOD 70 10 from Pier TO OOney l'land any
hour durtns In day. While sailing down
the bar viii pat the three fcrts and tne
seovernmont wSr ss ami qnits b number OF
9the fines: yaenx In New York. hfter hav
In rsace Cd the l ron Pier, TO 20 out on the
Island to teo It in all its blaze Of electric
liz hts al Mannsl tan Beach with Its prs nd
lsplsy Ct frowcYk, until 10 90 ?. M, when
the boa, v iII lsays tor jersey Oity. Train
Will leave Jersey O !ty for Wilnin2ton st
Round trip tickec,, "a; oh tldrsn, from Ia
Ia, Sl.b0 No unrufy erson need apply foi
tiSksts, for order tP TN, motto. jyt0 l2t
Ssa.s all a,nborsd.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
ON FRIDAY,
TIE 10Th DAY OF JULY, 1887,
O'Clock, p. m.,
The following described real estate. viz:

The iOllowlng descrlbed real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot of land with brick
Wilmington, New Castle county and Sta'e of
Delaware. bounded and de ,cribed as follows to
wit
Beginning at a point on the sou'hcr,y side of
Linden street at the distance of 5 tert easterly
from the easterlv side uf Franklin ST., thence
sonthcrly pa rall'l with Franklin street 50 feet
to a corner theme" casterlv parallel with Lin
den street - feet inches to IA corne', thence
northerIy par.llel with the first mentioned
line and Franklin street passing through the
middle o: tine divisior wall, between his hous"
and the house al djoininR, on tn" east ~ feet 10
the southcrly side of Linden street afores Aid
an thence thereby westerly 22 feet & inches u
the place of beginning, be the contents there
Of what they may. Book Y, vol. 10, page O..
Sc.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty ofJ. Frank Ruth and Ida NJ, his wife.
ana !. t., and to be sold by
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff.
SheriT's Office. Wilmington. july l., 1857.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

ChEklFF : ShLE.-BY VIRtUE OF A
~ writ OF Lsvart F8ciss TO he directed,
will be exposed to public sale, ~ the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city of Win ington,
New Castle County, Dell,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
WANAM AK0R

Books for Sumner read
ing, English and French,
bound and unbound. II you
have a special liking for the
new things. take a fre-
quent look at the New
Book Table. The novelties
are there on the day of pub
lication. Wanamaker prices
of course.
Book News for August.
with portrait OF Lucy Lar.
com, will be ready on Mon
day. S cents, 50 cents a
year.
Thirteenth street entrance.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

DUBLIO SALE- WILL NE SOLD AT
/ public sale, on wharf property, Water
and Orange streets. on Monday, August !.
1t 2 p. m, IS tons salt hay loose; 8 cords OAK
WOO, 5000 biiess hay battling ms chine,
ooon, SO foet long, lot 0f railroad tiCs, oth 20
dc xs. cnairs, Etooif, ets. Toe above viii be
pr s.tively sod Without reserve. Full. de-
fc:iptiOn on blle.
iy2;.ts l.. w.SIIDdAM Il SON. Auct's.